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Sawed off shotguns are taxed, just like short barrel rifles, suppressors and old machine guns. Those are NFA items and you have to fill out the paperwork, pay the $200 tax and wait for approval. Once approved, you can possess or make the NFA item.

It varies depending on the state. In California, short shotguns are "may own"- which means "no". Just the way you like it. Even for the elites who are allowed to own it, it has to be curios and relic status, and pretty sure it can't be sawed-off. It had to be manufactured as a SBS, not modified.

In most free states, you can manufacture it yourself. You just have to get permission from ATF first. You submit the manufacture paperwork at the same time you submit your NFA paperwork and pay the $200 tax. Short barrel shot guns being on the NFA has no practical value anyway, what with all the revolvers chambered for shotgun shells.

Because everybody needs to have a sawed-off, in addition to the semi-auto handgun, the single/double action revolver, the Remington 700, the Garand M1, the Barrett, the SKS or AK47, M4, M-16/AR-15*, the Wilson Combat Border Patrol 12 GA. pumpgun and your Bond Ranger derringer in .44/.410 or .38/.357. Cuz, like, you never know when the nefarious DPRoK will send its million or so crazed troops to invade the U.S.--or when the paperboy opens your screen door to place your newspaper where it won't get rained on. WOLVERINES!!

* All of these semi-automatic--um, not "battle rifles" or "assault rifles" per Master Armorer, Greggie C., weapons which fire JUST ONE FUCKIN' ROUND AT A FUCKIN' TIME FROM THEIR FUCKIN' MAGAZINE, NOT THEIR FUCKIN' "CLIP", you anti-gunz stupidz!!--which can with the help of intertoobz instructional videos and lotz of people happy to ship you the requisite parts be turned into the fully automatic penis substitutes that the REAL GUNSEL so fervently desires acquiring.